NEPAL’S TOURISM LAW TO TIGHTEN THE CONDITIONS FOR CLIMBERS

Richard Moor -
Mt. Everest sees fresh moves from Nepal, tackling persistent dangers and ecological strain through tighter climbing rules. Recently approved by the country’s upper legislative chamber, an updated tour ...

AIRBNB RESTRUCTURING SERVICES WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Dan Rang -
Now shaping up as something beyond just bookings, Airbnb leans into tech reinvention by folding artificial intelligence into its core. Not merely swapping old tools, the company builds around LLMs to ...

WHAT MAKES THE HOLY MONTH OF RAMADAN SPECIAL FOR TRAVELERS

Gary Diskin -
The holy month of Ramadan offers a time of reflection, spiritual discipline, and community. Nearly two billion Muslims worldwide observe it. In 2026, Ramadan began around mid-February. ...

BERLIN RECORDED FEWER OVERNIGHT STAYS IN 2025

Dan Rang -
Berlin tourism missed the 30 million overnight stay mark in 2025. This was a change from the strong recovery seen in 2024. Visit Berlin released the official figures. The German capital recorded 29.4 ...

THE FLOW OF CHINESE TRAVELERS TO JAPAN PLUMMETS

Nik Fes -
Japan’s tourism sector faces a sharp contrast at the start of 2026. The number of Chinese travelers fell due to diplomatic tension. Growth from other markets and a busy winter season balanced this dro ...